1. | Copy all the MultiLanguage files from cd2 (& 3, &4, if you have more MUI CDs) into a temporary directory immediately below the top level directory of a network install source. (In this guide, we name the temporary directory \MUITEMP.) | 2. | Create an answer file containing at least a: | • | RegionalSettings section
Use this section to specify the Language Groups and locales to install. Use the appropriate Language Group IDs and Locale IDs (LCIDs). Remember to ensure that the Language Groups you install are sufficient to cover BOTH the locale settings and the user interface languages you are installing.
Example:
[RegionalSettings]
LanguageGroup=5,8,13
Language=0401
| | • | GUIRunOnce section Use this section to specify the user interface languages to install, by executing the muisetup program with desired settings. Use the appropriate Language ID (LANGID)s, and the muisetup command line parameters to ensure a quiet installation. Run a command to remove the temporary \MUITEMP directory after installation (see line 2 in the example below).
Example:
[GuiRunOnce]
"%windir%\MUITEMP\MUISETUP.exe [-i LangID LangID...] [-d LangID] -r -s"
"%windir%\SYSTEM32\CMD.EXE /c RMDIR %WINDIR%\MUITEMP /s /q"
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| 3. | Run winnt32.exe with appropriate options to use the answer file, and copy the temporary directory (\MUITEMP) to the target drive. If you are installing Language Groups, be sure to use the /copysource option to copy the necessary Language Group files. (If you only need to copy one Language Group, rather than all of them, you can specify "lang\[language directory name]".
Example:
winnt32.exe /unattend:"mui.txt" /copysource:"lang" /copydir:"MUITEMP" /s:"path to install source"
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